The sad story of singer Rümeysa, one of the most talked about names of recent times, deeply affected her fans. The singer, who lost her fiancé, pilot commissioner Murat Güçlü, in a helicopter that crashed during a training flight in 2011, said, “I went through a trauma for a long time. This created a fear of losing me later on.”
The sad story behind the successful music career of singer Rümeysa, who made a name for herself with songs such as “Yansın Istanbul”, “Aşkın Victims” and “World Bustle”, broke the hearts.
Rümeysa, who taught in Tire many years ago, applied to the music competition because she wanted to take her career to a different point, but although every performance was appreciated, the jury members’ teams were full. He had to say goodbye to the competition. With her passion and talent for music, the young name who did not go unnoticed by Sezen Aksu, got a big break with the song “Yansın İstanbul” and stepped into the music world.
A painful event in the private life of the famous singer, who was walking with confident steps on her career journey, saddened her fans. The famous singer, who was engaged to pilot commissioner Murat Güçlü in the days when he was teaching in Tire in 2011, was almost devastated by the painful news he received days before his wedding. The helicopter, which Güçlü was also in, crashed into the sea off Anadolu Kavağı, in Beykoz, and the fiancee of the famous singer lost his life.
“IF WE BREATHE, THERE IS HOPE”
In tears at the funeral Rümeysa cried out, “Pray for her to take her with her.”
“Of course, death is part of the normal life process, like birth. However, untimely deaths make me very sad, just like every other person. That’s why I’m afraid of losing people. My fiancé, Murat Güçlü, the pilot inspector, was martyred in a helicopter that crashed while I was on a training flight in the Bosphorus in 2011. And 9 days before our wedding, I went to a psychologist for a few months and he just couldn’t get past ‘I understand you’. Then I realized that I had to get used to this pain. I stopped the treatment. I went through a trauma process for a long time. This caused me to fear losing later on. That’s why I can’ t get attached to anyone. I have attachment problems. We have an obligation to cope with everything. I don’t think it is. So I don’t think I can handle it either. We live somehow. If we are breathing, I say, of course, there is hope. As Aşık Veysel said, “I’m on a long and narrow road, I go day and night…”
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